Bonus spirit damage is affected by weapon damage fall-off.
The 1 ability point upgrade does NOT increase Vindicta's base Ammo capacity by 50%, it only increases her Ammo capacity by 50% of her base Ammo. This means that it will increase her ammo capacity by the same amount every time and will not affect other sources of Ammo increase such as Titanic Magazine.
Crow Familiar
Your crow familiar deals impact damage and applies a bleed that deals damage based on the target's current health
1 • Crow Ricochets up to 2 times towards other enemies within 15m
2 • -17s Cooldown
5 • +3% Bleed and suppresses healing by -40%
Assassinate
Use your scoped rifle to fire a powerful shot over long distances. Deal only partial damage until fully charged after 1s of being scoped. Does bonus damage to enemies with less than 50% health remaining. Landing a killing blow on a player with Assassinate grants you bonus souls
Deal additional Weapon Damage when in close range to your target.
+25% Weapon DamageConditional -15m Close Range
To be updated.
Background
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A FATE'S TALE:
A victim of John Hathorne during the Salem Witch Trials, Vindicta got a second chance of life when her spirit was brought back to the mortal plane during the first Maelstrom (the event that introduced the supernatural to the public at large).
Waging a one ghost war against the "The Friends of Humanity", a neo inquisition formed by Hawthorne's descendants; Vindicta looks to keep the supernatural safe from Hathorne’s ilk, and she isn't afraid to stack as many bodies as needed to do it.
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Trivia
Vindicta is referred to as "Hornet" in the game files, which was likely an initial placeholder name.
Vindicta says she was a child during the Salem Witch Trials, as found in one of her hero select lines. This relates to the actual Salem Witch Trials as many of the girls were young, ranging from ages 9 to 20.[1]
John Hathorne, who's mentioned in Vindicta's background, was known in the actual Salem Witch Trials for questioning accusers and the accused in trial, often leaving the accused guilty.